Annabelle by Kathy Kexel
Kathy brings us our first free flash fiction COVID-19 story of the week with Annabelle. Jump over to her blog and take a read – this link ought to do it! As always, we thank you for dropping … Continue reading →
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What Wednesday Wrought: Derek Alan Elkins and “Them Ole Pandemic Apocalypse Blues”
I don’t know what to say except that long periods of captivity start to cause a certain imbalance in the frontal lobes. Derek, evidently, has been alone for a very long time in his basement. Today he combines Mad Max … Continue reading →
Now That’s Scary. Robert Cely Is At His Best.
The Scarlet QueenToday’s tale is the stuff authors dream about: well written! Robert Cely grabs you and introduces you to “The Scarlet Queen” in a manner you won’t forget. In the meantime, a plug for the … Continue reading →
Kim Jong Un May Be Dead, But Jamie Greening Is Still Writing. “Let’s Do It”
Today he’s written a new story for us entitled “Let’s Do It” – and I think we should by clicking on this link. He is one of my oldest writing friends and he’s featured today. He’s the moral and ethical … Continue reading →
Facebook hint: Do not post your mugshot.
Yes, it is considered gosh to publish your mugshots on Facebook. And, speaking for myself, it depresses the bejabbers out of me to see an old friend use Facebook as his psychotherapy tool. I really don’t need those details. I … Continue reading →